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Doug is pressured into taking an invasive examination after he fakes a heart attack to prevent Carrie from realizing he cannot remember her co-worker's name.

Doug's father leaves town for a toy train convention and his mother begins to spend some time alongside Arthur, causing awkwardness for him.

Doug tries to prove to Carrie a diminutive thief merely flirted with her to draw attention away from the fact he was actually picking Doug's pocket.

Doug runs into trouble when he realizes he can't get in contact with the friends he met with Carrie, Neal and Marcy because he doesn't know their phone number.

Doug hides the fact he enjoys wearing a brand of cologne Carrie has forbidden him to wear; Arthur tries to absolve his debt to Holly and Spence.

Doug hires Spence's mother to be his own personal maid in order to get back at Carrie for hiring a housekeeper without bothering to consult him.

Elaine asks to use Jerry's apartment for a baby shower for a woman who used to date George; Kramer sells Jerry on the idea of getting illegal cable.

Jerry, Elaine and George stop for a quick Chinese dinner before seeing "Plan 9 From Outer Space," but circumstances at the eatery make them miss the movie.

George inadvertently gets a busboy fired, and after attempting to rectify the circumstances, he winds up compounding them by losing the busboy's cat.

Physical therapy proves painful for Jerry when his small talk with the therapist leads to a misunderstanding; Jerry uses a dentist note to cover his therapy.

Blanche will become incredibly angry, after she has discovered her life was the inspiration for her sister's sizzling romance novel.

Dorothy is caught off guard after receiving a marriage proposal from a former boyfriend who has just gone through a difficult divorce.

The ladies attend the wedding of Dorothy's goddaughter, only to find that she is marrying the grandson of a man that Sophia was once engaged to.

Dorothy will be on the brink of losing everything, when her newfound gambling problem quickly spirals out of control, forcing the others to intervene.

With humor, optimism and special guests, host Drew Barrymore explores pop culture, human interest, lifestyle and more while celebrating every part of humanity.

With humor, optimism and special guests, host Drew Barrymore explores pop culture, human interest, lifestyle and more while celebrating every part of humanity.

Aunt Bee loses her friends when she can't stop flaunting all the new things she won from appearing on the game show "Win or Lose."

Things get out of hand when Warren and Goober are assigned to guard the Mobile State Museum for the governor's Founder's Day visit.

Opie and his friends prey on Goober's gullible nature when their clever placement of a walkie-talkie convinces the bumbling mechanic that his dog can talk.

Aunt Bee takes a part time job as a receptionist for a new print shop in Mayberry, but Andy soon discovers that it is a front for counterfiters.

Charles, Hawkeye and B.J. find themselves in the unenviable position of having to decide which of the enlisted men gets recommended for a promotion.

Hawkeye wins fame in the press by treating a celebrity prizefighter named Joe Cavanaugh; Father Mulcahy takes the news of Joe's stroke badly.

Hawkeye nervously awaits word on his father's crucial operation back in the states, while his cohorts decide to engage some Marines in a bowling tournament.

A recently released convict accepts a murder-for-hire job from his former cellmate, who wants to get revenge against the lawman who put him in jail.

After a dying man entrusts Matt with his young grandson, Matt agrees to protect the boy as well as a group of travelers who are heading to the east on business.

When an outlaw comes after their valuable gold dust, Matt, the boy and the travelers take refuge inside of a crumbling military outpost.

After Doc Adams suddenly leaves town to sharpen his medical skills back east, the town has trouble accepting the services of the doctor that takes his place.

Doc Chapman tries to help a mother and her youngest son, who suffer discrimination because their family includes several outlaws.

Henry Bennett's presence coincides with disaster, leading Barney to convince the town he's a jinx, but Andy tries to turn the town around.

Barney blunders and a criminal escapes, and Andy and Barney must now recapture the robber and his partner to save their reputation with the state police.